Prairie High School - Commentator Yearbook (Sharpsville, IN)

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by the members. Candy and an orange were given to each child. The performance of these deeds on the day that school dismissed for the Christmas holidays seemed to give everyone concerned a genuine Christmas spirit. The society has also sold pop corn and candy at some of the ball games. On the whole we believe that this society is very worth- while. -Beryl Garner -X4-3f-'X-9!--X--X- Prairie Township Boys' 4-H Club Record IAS written by one of the members! Five years ago the Tipton County Boys' A-H Club was or- ganized. Since that time Prairie Township has carried off the majority of the ribbons at the County Fair through the shoving of their grain and livestock. Prairie Town- ship livestock and 5rain has also made many enviable show records at the Indiana State Fair and International Grain and livestock Exposition at Chicago. We have been greatly hampered by not having a county agent, but through the dir ection of our Agriculture teacher we have made very satis- factory progress in spite of this obstacle. May we in the future continue on that Green and White path sprinkled with the Purple, Blue, Red and Whit: rib- bons of our winnings. The following is a summary of the 1936 show record made by Prairie Township A-H ClUD members :t 'he County, State and International Livestock Expcsition. Grain '36 Charles Campbell --- third, first, International Livo- stock Exposition. Eugene nerr -------- Eight ribbons, one cup, at Inter- national. Corn Prince in 1935. Pig Club William Robert Orr --lst Champion Gilt at County Show. Curtis Vandevender --A firsts, Champion Barrow at County. William Kelley ------ 9th at State Fair, 3 seconds, l fourth at county. Won swine showmansnip medrl at county. Won all firsts at Converse Fair in l936. '